How do you self-detox from alcohol?

Answer 1

== == It doesn't have to be an unpleasant process, but without medical care that is guaranteed. Alcohol detox is a dangerous process that can involve extremes of blood pressure, convulsions, and death. Anti-convulsive drugs are a must, along with careful observation and support.

I AM a professional, and a former detox tech.

I'm NOT a professional but from all I've heard one really needs medical advice and often also some medical supervision. After all, you presumably don't want to end up with terrifying hallucinations ... It's not an easy thing to do depending on how long the person was an alcoholic. Please see your doctor and they will set you up in a Detox Center where there are people that will help you get through the "drying out stage." Everything will be explained to you and there are programs to attend to help you understand why you are an alcoholic (sometimes genetic, other times addictive personality or you're drowning your sorrows through the years for reasons of your own.) These groups are great because you will be amongst others with the same problem and you can relate and won't feel so alone. It would be advisable that after you finish Detox you join AA to help you stay off alcohol. If you are married, have a boyfriend/girlfriend go to Alanon which provides them with more understanding as to why alcoholics are the way they are and can help you through the rough patches.

Answer 2

Detox is the process of eliminating harmful substances from the body. Fast detox is achieved via consumption of fruit juice, water and raw vegetables. The individual must avoid solid food for 1 to 5 days.

Answer 3

We cannot recommend self-detox from alcohol. Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous, with a high possibility of seizures, psychotic episodes, and blood pressure spikes that can cause strokes. We recommend a medical detox for alcohol and all benzodiazepine drugs.

If you are determined to do it on your own, make sure you have someone you can trust who is with you at all times. First, get all alcohol out of your home, except for a small amount (two or three shots equivalent) that will be held by your companion. They should check your blood pressure and monitor your behavior. If either becomes abnormal, they should give you a drink and get you to an emergency room or detox facility immediately. A full detox will take about four days.

If you have been taking any benzos, do not even consider a home detox.

Answer 4

Clean digestic tract and blood transfusion. It's critical means used for near-death patients.

There is no "super-quick" home way, but the fastest would be to drink huge amounts of water and puke (in case of alcohol), just puke and call ambulance (in case of drugs overdosing) or drink a LOT of green or black tea (in case you just want to get rid of the synthetic stuff you get from food).

Please note, that highly concentrated tea has narcotic effects and may have tragical consequences.

Answer 5

You cannot detox alcohol quicker than your body normally processes it.

Answer 6

drink 2 gallons of waters really quickly. wait 2 hours then drink 1/2 a galoon of water with 2 cups of bleach. this is an old family secret it should fix ur problem

Answer 7

Eat fatty foods